The late, great Paul O'Grady's legacy at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home continues to grow as it's been announced that one of its hospitals is to be named after him
The legendary TV presenter and comedian passed away aged 67 back in March, having become celebrated in his later years as a huge lover of all things furry - making 11 series of Paul O'Grady: For the Love of Dogs and three series of Paul O'Grady: Animal Orphans.
Ex-ballet dancer Andre, 42, last spoke out around the time of what would've been the couple's sixth wedding anniversary. "Paul was my rock, my confidant, and my partner in every adventure. Our journey together was nothing short of extraordinary. He taught me the true meaning of love, and I am forever grateful for the precious time we had together."
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